Symbian S60 platform support

[Yuriy A. Krasnoschek <aka.rider@…>]

Config for S60 platform with Open C / C++ plugin

[Yuriy A. Krasnoschek <aka.rider@…>]

Second files are corrected. (I can't delete previous versions)

[John Maddock]

I assume you meant

#if defined(WINSCW) && !defined(BOOST_DISABLE_WIN32)

not

#if definde(WINSCW) && !defined(BOOST_DISABLE_WIN32)

?

Also why disable Win32 API support when _WIN32 is defined? Or are those API's and windows.h really not available?

And finally, what do the "S60_5th_EDITION" macros do? If they change the behaviour of the Symbian SDK then defining them in a header file is very much the wrong thing to do - they may already have been defined to other values on the command line, and/or the headers that check those macros may have already been included.

John.

[Yuriy A. Krasnoschek <aka.rider@…>]

I assume you meant #if defined(WINSCW) && !defined(BOOST_DISABLE_WIN32)

Yes, sorry I'll correct this

Also why disable Win32 API support when _WIN32 is defined?

I guess it's rather bug of winscw compiler (it was made from Code warrior for windows). Actually S60 doesn't have any windows-like API, but it has POSIX API.

And finally, what do the "S60_5th_EDITION" macros do?

It doesn't change SDK behaviour. It's just to distinguish different platforms (Series 60 SDK versions, UIQ). But currently such macro it's not necessary.

I'll provide a corrected file

[Yuriy A. Krasnoschek <aka.rider@…>]

In symbian.4.hpp I corrected endiness support. SDK defines _LITTLE_ENDIAN 1234 / _BIG_ENDIAN 4321 / _BYTE_ORDER = _LITTLE_ENDIAN But that macros have to start with two underscores

[John Maddock]

(In [60125]) Add Symbian platform config. Fixes #3759.